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# TECHNICAL ANALYSIS DIVISION - THE TECHNICAL SCHOOLPHOTOGRAPHIC FUNDAMENTALS & DOCUMENT COPY P-101TRAINING EVALUATIONName: Grayston LynchOffice: SODCourse Dates: 15 - 23 June 1970The student is taught fundamental understanding of the photographic equipment, manipulation of typical 35mm cameras and films processing. The student is instructed how to use two different types of 35mm camera copy systems for document photography - the LEICA M-5 range-finder, and the CMX single lens reflex camera. Documents are photographed under available light and artificial light with the camera hand-held and other unconventional means. Students' results of various assignments demonstrated the following abilities.A - OUTSTANDINGB - PROFICIENTC - BELOW CLASS STANDARD|                                                                                        |  A  |  B  |  C  | POTENTIAL |     || -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | :-: | :-: | :-: | --------- | :-: || 1. Manipulate a range-finder camera.                                                   |     |  X  |     |           |     || 2. Manipulate a single lens-reflex camera.                                             |     |  X  |     |           |     || 3. Manipulate a light meter.                                                           |     |  X  |     |           |     || 4. Manipulate film processing equipment.                                               |     |  X  |     |           |     || 5. Satisfactory exposure using a light meter.                                          |     |  X  |     |           |     || 6. Develop films.                                                                      |     |  X  |     |           |     || 7. Critique and evaluate negatives.                                                    |     |  X  |     |           |     || 8. Manipulate 3M Reader/Printer and produce identical prints.                          |     |  X  |     |           |     || *9. Understand basic photographic theory.                                              |     |  X  |     |           |     || *10. Overall results obtained on assignments.                                          |     |  X  |     |           |     || 11. Determine camera malfunctions by analyzing test objects.                           |     |  X  |     |           |     || 12. Photograph documents using artificial light.                                       |     |  X  |     |           |     || 13. Photograph documents using available light.                                        |     |  X  |     |           |     || 14. Photograph documents using a handheld camera.                                      |     |  X  |     |           |     || 15. Photograph documents using unconventional means (Tripod, Clamps, etc.)             |     |  X  |     |           |     || 16. Photograph raised or engraved surfaces.                                            |     |  X  |     |           |     || 17. Handle on the document copy problems.                                              |     |  X  |     |           |     || 18. Handle toward assignments, direction evaluation.                                   |     |  X  |     |           |     || 19. Over-all ability to photograph most material under any type of lighting situation. |     |  X  |     |           |     || 20. Care and cleanliness.                                                              |     |  X  |     |           |     |Results recorded in this category are normally reliable to fully reliableand indicate how well the skill will be applied.![Signature] Donald JamesS-C-C-R-1-1-